Okay, I've never made a Trivia Game before, so this might turn out a bit wrong, but; there is a first time for everything.

As the title says, this is a trivia game for the music that has been in an Eastwood film. What I will do, is type a part of a line from the song, and you have to say what film it is from, and the rest of the line. For example, if I said:

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You turn me...

The answer would be:Film: Every Which Way But LooseRest of Song:

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...Every Which Way But Loose.

So, If this all works and makes sence, I'll start us off with a simple and obvious, we will go with:

I was reading a review on Amazon for "Every Which Way But Loose" and one review said:

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Poor "Clyde", October 29, 2003 Reviewer: zane from Seattle, WA Interesting that none of these reviews mentions the fact that Clyde (who was named Buddha by his trainers) was beaten so severely (for stealing doughnuts on the set) by his trainers that he died of brain hemorrhage. They replaced him, quietly, for the sequal. Primates are brutally dominated by their trainers in order to do the smallest actions (like smiling, which is a sign or fear in the wild). It isn't entertaining, it's cruel. Don't spend money on films that exploit animals. Grow up.

Is anyone able to spread any light if it is true; and If it is, Did Mr.Eastwood know it was going on ?

EDIT:: I seached into google, and I got this from one of the pages that came up:

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"Any Which Way You Can:" The Death of Clyde

The orangutan name Clyde was born in a zoo but, in 1982, he became "surplus" when the zoo began a new program of orangutan breeding. Until the early 1980's, many zoos had maintained both Sumatran and Borneo orangutans and had interbred them. But when zoos became more purist about breeding, older hybrid orangutans were not suitable for Species Survival Programs (zoo programs to breed endangered species in captivity and to keep them genetically sound.) Clyde, a hybrid, did not fit in with the zoo's plans for the future. He and two other orangutans - CJ and Bubba - were about to find new careers in "show business."

Clint Eastwood had already starred in one film - "Any Which Way But Loose" - with an orangutan co-star trained by Las Vegas animal trainer Bobby Berosini. When a new Eastwood movie was announced, the largest supplier of animals for Hollywood films won the contract. The company did not own an orangutan so its owner scanned the industry papers for zoo surplus... and found Clyde.

Clyde became the "star" of "Any Which Way You Can." But, what most of Clyde's fans did not know was that Clyde barely survived the making of the film. In fact, he had been dead for nearly six months by the time he gained fame through the movie. The assistant to Gentle Jungle's head trainer told the media that the trainer beat Clyde to make him docile during the filming. He told reporters that one day before filming, the trainer ordered him and another trainer to help him take Clyde to an isolated spot because he wanted to "have a little talk with him."2 When Clyde became inattentive, the trainer repeatedly beat him with a cane and an ax handle. Clyde tried protecting himself with his arms and rolling in a circle, trying to avoid the blows which were ultimately fatal. He died of cardiac arrest a month after the beating.

I saw this last night, and I thought it was terrific. I was acctually scared, and thought the Bathroom scene was better that the Bunny Boiler scene in Fatal Attraction. One of my favourite thrillers of all time.

Now, Nirvana. I really don't see the big deal with these. I think they are medicore at best. I've got 'Nevermind' and just can't see why it's praised so much. I can listen to them sometimes. but I get bored of them pretty easy. I think they (at least Nevermind is) really over-rated.

Going back to the good old days of Retro Gaming, on the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) which was made before I was born, there was a Dirty Harry game, and I have a link to where you can download the ROM and the Emulator where you can get the game and play it, go to:

I was browsing through the board, and i noticed, that a great Eastwood film Escape From Alactraz has not been mentioned, This is a brilliant Eastwood film i i thought i should bring it to all your attention.